Vehicle Description
This 1962 Volkswagen dune buggy is an icon of fun. Driving it puts
a big grin on your face, and it makes others wonder what's your
next adventure.
The green instantly grabs you attention. The Chameleon Mayhem paint
is a cool bright hue that go on the best buggies. And there's so
much metallic element deep in the gel coat that this truly sparkles
in the sunlight. That means a memorable presence on the streets,
and added safety if you use this for adventuring - because they can
really see you coming! More than just the paint, this one's style
also hides some true substance. For example, the nice set of
tubular side rails and bumper are a fashionable way to add some
protection. The buzz-saw style polished wheels have a larger/wider
rear set for the sand. There are handy detachable elements like a
tow bar and bikini roof.
The interior was built for function, but there was also plenty of
room left for flair. For example, the pattern on the seat covers is
almost like tropical trees blowing in the wind. But what you'll
really appreciate is that the cloth covers are much nicer on bare
legs when you hop in after a day in the sunshine. The three-spoke
sports steering wheel and gearstick are within easy reach. The
gauges are a nice reminder of the VW lineage, and the roll bar is
always a welcomed addition.
The heart of a good dune buggy is a stout VW unit. The 1600cc motor
is on display for everyone to see, and so you get a tidy setup with
a bright belt protector. Plus, the performance exhaust package with
trumpeted quad-tips adds some burly tones to the iconic air-cooled
clatter. Beyond this tough appearance is the reliable flat-four
heart we all love in a Beetle. The four-speed manual transmission
means maximum control and maximum fun, and the extra wide rear
tires completes this rough-n-ready attitude.
A cool car that looks this good and is priced so right won't say
with us long. Don't miss out, call today!
